Mark Borst

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Principal Consultant at Rekklesia | Savannah, Georgia, United States

About Mark Borst

Mark Borst serves as a Principal Consultant at Rekklesia, where he passionately champions transformative initiatives within faith-based organizations. With a rich background in both customer experience design and church consulting, Mark employs innovative design-thinking methodologies to facilitate meaningful change. His expertise in Empathy Mapping, Strategic Inquiry, and Ministry as Metaphor allows him to guide churches, judicatories, and non-profit boards through the complexities of modern ministry challenges.

In his current role, Mark leads dynamic workshops that foster collaborative environments, encouraging participants to explore fresh perspectives on ministry growth and strategic direction. His approach is rooted in creative strategy and design research, enabling organizations to align their missions with the evolving needs of their communities. By leveraging his skills in strategic planning and business-to-business (B2B) engagement, Mark helps faith-based entities navigate the intersection of tradition and innovation.

Key projects under Mark's leadership include the development of comprehensive initiatives aimed at enhancing customer experience within church settings. His unique blend of interior design and space-planning expertise allows him to create environments that not only inspire but also facilitate deeper connections among congregants. Mark's commitment to onboarding and training ensures that organizations are equipped to implement sustainable changes that resonate with their core values. Through his work at Rekklesia, Mark Borst continues to redefine the landscape of ministry, empowering faith communities to envision and realize their future potential.

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